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... he died, a publican, for nearly fifty years. He was much respected in the neighbourhood by all classes of people.— Northern Whig. Buds of Beauty.— God dries up the channel, that you may be haply compelled to plunge into an infinite ocean of happiness. ...
... oa the previous night, in Yin Street, for cursing the (Moen and the constitution. He maid she a bed Queen, and that both the Whig sod Tory Governments were not to be depended on, as they had robbed the clergy. He said wee neither a Fenian, Orangeman, a ...
... strange missives to the journalist —letters on every soDeeivable. and soapy inennoeivable. subjects—religion and politint, Whig and Tory ow,l Woad. sod no church, ail send is their oratribatume--every one who has a bobby and is able to pay or attest the ...
... is said that Mr. William Allen, Secretary to the d Amalgamated Engineers' Society, has been put forward without reference to Whig or Conservative ainterests. The Conservatives, however, are not in xthe meantime idle. Mr. Morgan Howard, who has n already ...
... astray by any phos- Iphorescent glimmer from the exhumed carcass of Parliamentaryagitation. Even the patience of English Whig journalists is being exhausted at last, and the Pal -Mail Gazette, the Saturday I Reviewt, and the Daily XNws are beginning ...
... they were that bave rreeived and influential meeting of the friends of ess, and terian Chureh. Have our friends the in the Whig; eye witnesses” of Tooley Street become He took out set about representing themsélves ss ered the field, influential meeting ...
... to each ; sheep-6jd to per lb; pigs—porkers, 57s OJ t ; store pigs, £2 10s to £4 10s ; bonha £4 per pair ; horses, to £45. Whig. Belfast Weekly Live Stock Salls.— Hastings held his usual weekly sale of fat cal and lambs, at his auction mart, 110, Joy-slrcH ...
... Amalgam a led bnginoera Society, is to the candidate •elected by tba labour rapießeotalion league. i* put forward without to Whig or Conaeifail?# interest*, and any cry ba raiaed about d itidmg the Liberal interest and letting in lb® Tory, auob cry will ...
... — THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELI cient and | tiows and Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexfords have each | further, the top figure being 75s; and first q | advanced 1 per and Cork and Bandon shares 3, bo bought at frow 70s to 734. Sei adar From our Great outhera and Western ...
... ground that is protected them wan no man who would do his duty better. Yr. Davis bad since heaped male of no the heads of the Whig party, who had dismissed him because be bed only disfranchised eleven persons in tleorge's Ward eel of a thousand for non-payment ...
... second the Irish Times, and certainly larger than the Freeman's Journal, nol one of “ Ireland’s Newspaper?” Where the Norihren Whig ? and where is Del/ast Weekly Sews, with circulation fast approaching 2 ...
... of the consoquence*. It >8 not as if the Catholic priests were merely another party io the State—Conservative, Radical, or Whig—taking different views of Imperial interests, or wishing to a different way in promoting the welfare of our common country ...